A plain English explanation of this ACT planning and property term.
Utility asset means infrastructure owned or managed by a utility provider that delivers essential services to land or buildings. Utility assets include water mains, sewer pipes, stormwater infrastructure, electricity cables, gas pipelines, telecommunications infrastructure, and associated equipment that must be protected and remain accessible for operation, maintenance, and future upgrades. (Australian Capital Territory Government 2026)
Utility asset means any equipment or infrastructure used to provide essential services to a property, such as water pipes, sewer pipes, electricity cables, gas pipelines, stormwater drains, or telecommunications cables. These assets must be protected and kept accessible so utility providers can inspect, repair, or replace them when needed.